Metal Colors

Matching Your Home’s Color Scheme:

• Cohesiveness: For a unified look, select a metal roof color that complements your siding, trim, shutters, and garage door. Classic colors like gray, brown, or black often pair well with neutral tones like beige or gray on the house.
• Contrast: If you want your roof to stand out, consider bolder options. Reddish hues can add a pop of color to a farmhouse style home, while green tones can complement natural surroundings.

Architectural Style:

• Traditional: For bungalows, colonials, or ranch styles, classic colors like gray, brown, black, or even white can enhance the timeless design.
• Modern: Metal roofs offer a chance to embrace a contemporary aesthetic. Explore bolder colors or even charcoal gray for a sleek look.
• Rustic: For cabins or lodges, consider earthy tones like dark brown, evergreen, or even a weathered copper finish to complement the natural surroundings.

Climate Considerations:

• Hot Climates: Lighter colors like light gray or tan reflect sunlight, potentially lowering cooling costs.
• Cold Climates: Darker colors like charcoal gray or black absorb sunlight, potentially aiding in snowmelt and reducing ice dam formation.

Personal Style:

Ultimately, your taste matters! Don’t be afraid to consider a color you love, as long as it complements the overall design of your home and neighborhood restrictions allow it.

Timeless Appeal for Light Exteriors:

For homes bathed in white, gray, yellow, or calming blue, a charcoal gray or classic black metal roof creates a sophisticated contrast that never goes out of fashion. This timeless combination exudes elegance and adds a touch of grandeur to your property.

Complementing the Warmth of Brick:

Red or yellow brick houses radiate warmth and character. Let us help you choose the perfect metal roof to accentuate this charm. We offer a variety of colors like deep black, earthy brown, and versatile gray. Black creates a bold statement, brown offers a natural connection, and gray provides a balanced harmony.

Unifying Natural Beauty:

Embrace the natural beauty of your home’s stone or earth-toned vinyl siding with our rich brown or rustic tan metal roofing. This creates a seamless flow from the roofline to the rest of your exterior, highlighting the organic elements of your home.

Your Vision, Our Expertise:

These are just a starting point! We encourage you to explore the vast color palette we offer and visualize your dream home. Our roofing specialists are happy to guide you through the selection process, ensuring your new metal roof complements your existing style perfectly.

While your house’s color scheme is important, don’t forget to look beyond your walls! Here’s how your surroundings can influence your metal roof color choice:

• Natural Hues: Think about the dominating colors around your home. Lush greenery? A sparkling lake? Earthy tones like green, blue, or even a weathered copper finish can create a cohesive look.
• Neighborhood Harmony: Check out the existing roof and house colors in your area. Opting for a similar tone ensures your new roof complements the overall aesthetic, fostering a sense of community.
• Standing Out vs. Blending In: Do you want your roof to subtly blend in, or be a statement piece? Consider the neighborhood norms and your personal preference when making this decision.

By considering both your home and its surroundings, you can choose a metal roof color that enhances your property’s beauty and integrates seamlessly into the landscape.

Color charts are a great starting point, but there’s no substitute for seeing your chosen metal roof color in person. After all, this is a permanent addition to your home!

At Klindworth Roofing, we understand the importance of getting the perfect look. That’s why we’re happy to provide you with physical samples of your desired metal roof colors. This way, you can see how the color interacts with your home’s exterior lighting and surrounding environment.

We want you to be completely confident in your metal roof choice. Contact us today to request samples and discuss your project further!